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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
CEysURED BY CORONER MESSENGER

The death last Friday at No 35l Bowery OF Alice Collins
from practice Investigated yesterday by
and jury. Dr. John +. sherman OF No. % East
Thirdst testified that he called Thursday
formed the patient the danger she Sho promised
mecne he prescribe! regularly The ply
that he neglected 10 inform the police OF the tho
grs death because of his Ignorance OF the law in The matter
Messomer
well educated from legacy her for that purpose by her
grandmother. The hearing adjourned for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
THE PRICE OF COAL

The wholesale dealers have not yet TT to advance
the price of COAL but their customers daily looking
for 1t and will not make price contract ahead Yes
terday quotations for coal delivered at the piers In this
city Pea. 81 So CRATE, SO SO egg, So 80 chest
nut "a; stove 81 Is There is uniformity among the
retailers in the price charged. At some places
In jersey City coal Is sold for 10 so,
and favored customers In this city buy at that
But II there Ia any regular price IL is 81, at which
jority OF firms sell This is tor white ash coal and led
ash Is 81 From So 20 10 % so Is the ranging
rate soft coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THE srxrHAvE. ROAD.

TROUBLE AHEAD FOK THE bTAIH-AVE. KOAI.
The Executive Board OF District Assembly No. rs has
not called President Curtis, of the sixthave.
face road YET but will do in day two and tle-up
Il likely 10 take place that road In the OF day
or two Complaint was made TO the Board yesterday
that applicant for position on the road has TO make
1wOrn set OF questions, among which are tho
following:
DO you belong any labor organizationf $3.50
DO not 10 Join organization winch would con-
troll your action employe OF this company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
srccEssErL HERREK CHARITY RALL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. tSpeciab.-rhe Hebrew Charity
Ball the Academy OF Music tonight proved 10 be tho
social OF the The attendance was larger
than any previous year and the proceeds will not fall
short Of Sll 900 which will be distributed among tho
various charities without regard TO religion. Early In
the evening the guests at tile Continental Hotel from
NewYork who came 10 this city especially TO attend the
bill numbored 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02


tall and beautiful woman richly dressed waslushcred
IN the Justices at tho Tombs yesterday by Detec
tiyesergeant Mangin Inspector Byrnes appeared
and Justice Smith left the bench and went inside Tho
reporters were ordered out of the messenger
was sent for LawJ Hummel and he and Justice Smith
coseted with the prisoner. Inspector Byrnes
fused To speak of the matter did also Mr.. Hunmel
The woman recognized Onc-who was attendant
the tracks particularly al Monmouth Park during
tho season. accompanied In nearly every by young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

or LOUIS Feb. IA dispatch nom Little ROCK Ark, 70
named his employ. shot and fatally woun ed
as night nj the Galway, three miles on
ihs civ went late in the evening TO the s.I
and gang OF burglars going through the premises At
opened upon the intruders who bred back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
WORKING on THE DOCKS NIGHT AND DAY

PERTH ANNOY y. j., Feb 1.-The new men AT work on
the great dock OF Lehigh Valley Railroad are work
ing night day in relays The docks are siil closely
guarded by special deputy shers. who are under tie
control OF the High Sheriff OF the county The strikers
have made attempt 10 modest the new men several
of the special deputy sheIi- paid oil yesterday ana
sent having been ascertned that they belonged
10 tho KNIGHTS OF Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
REMOVING RATHER rnAN SUBMIT TO DICrATION.

BEVERLY n. j., Feb. Turner Brkhead. the owner
of "A large hosiery mill here, has decided 10 move all MS
machinery TO Burlington, VT where he will open new
mill lie will then down his mill buildings here ana
erect lot the ground turn 1t into truck
garden. Mr. Birkheafs mill is the leading industry OF
the and its loss will he heavy blow 10 Inc pros
peritv this This the part al Mr. tk-
head was caused by what he cor sidered To he nn"ar
rane Interference with his business by the hh5htS oil
Lain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
ROSTER AND Bal HELD FOR TRIAL.

John Roster and Albert Bal the proprieors Of Roster
a. Balls" concert and beer hail. No 1l5 West Twenty
were arraigned at Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday for violation OF the Amusement law. Four
walters also arrested for violation OF the Excise law
I'm selling liquor sunday. Tue prOprfeors held
trial General Sessions In 1900 EACH and the walters
IN 800 each complaint John D. Hasslooher, OF NO.
56e Lexingtonave gave bail for all the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
DEyOUyCIYG THE EXCISE BOARD.

Tho Central Liquor Dealers Association yesterday dc.
the order Excise Board increasing the license
fee 10 5000 The commissioners called temperance
men A committee appointed 10 wait upon the Excse
protest against the OF the Incense
all licenses be Of eraie one
of tie suggested that to-day the last day that
the low license would be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

BODY OF Il DROWNED CRIMINAL RECOVERED.
CAMDEN. y. j.. Feb 1.-The body OF the man who was
drowned in Coppers Creek sunday in endeayorns to
escape from posse who trying 10 arrest him for
committing assault upon young girl was found 10.
mans the letters NJ h" tlItooed IN circle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

Boston, Feb. IA committee Of about $50 men from
tho various assemblies Of reighthandlers, ongshore
men, aud sevedores OF Boston held meeting last night
for the purpose of adopting plan OF action in reference
70 the present strike In New York. The meeting was
strictly secret but IL reported that they agreed not TO
handle any coal that may 10 this city either
sells or trains loaded in New York by non-union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
MRS Fv,fOys MIST PAY TIE BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-Justice MerIick. sitting In the
Equity Court to-day confirmed the findings OF the jury
declaring Mrs Emmons OF sound mind The auditor OF
the directed to ascertain what amounts should
be allowed the counsel witnesses physicians AMI Others
who assisted Mrs. EmmOns aud she viii he called upon
settle these EXPENSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
WRECK OyA VIRGINIA ROAD.

DANvILLE, Va. Feb. 1.-The wreck the Virginia Mil.
land road has cut OFF railroad Communication between
Danvlle and the North by that line Twenty-four
freight and engine piled up OF ruins
Chatham and trains cannot pass for several
The loss is estimated at $4,000 Nobody killed. but
all hands more or less injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
year Moonsy was worth more than that xo voud., y

year Moloney worth more than that 10 wonder "
ran away
The evidence OF Mrs. Mclaughlin and Miss Fox wasdis
posed of easily. Colonel Fellows askeds
OF what possible significance their testimony exccpt a
corroboraton the story Of FugraR and Duyt JunS
10, left the house In Thirty. 80
Two days Mr. Mrs. Mclaughlin ssratosS
On June the Alderman himself back In the city and
attended meeting OF the Board and from that time forward
the Nc Ioughn's house empty dur
ing that time according TO Fulgra Duy these mess
iDgs held At the most these ladies' that they didn't
the Aldermen. why that just what FugraR and
Duffy said How could they them when they noS
therel Their testimony a. OF thousand more like them
worth nothing alongside that of honest truthful
straightforward witness who she did them.
After speaking for four and threequarer hors Colon
Fellows closed his address at Gas and takcS
until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED IN TEXAS.

Private dispatches been received in this city from
oeneral Cabe United states Marshal ut Dallas TeIas In
which he SAYS made capture OF train robbers
Five OF who recently made au attack upon Texas
train Worth In his custody perfectly
that he expecs ~ secure the elmer thrss
~ hn men ere on 3 hot Trail Alter thel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
VISIT OF TIE MoNrREAL " TRApPErRs" cLUB.

VISIT OF THE MONTREAL "fRAPPEtRS' CLUE.
Boston, Feb Lies Trappeurs Club OF Montreal, arr
rived here this afternoon. They marched through the
principal the State House where they
viewed by the Governor The city will entertain the
beers thu afternoon and the club viii give exhibition
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
THE STRIKE EXTENDS TO FALL RIVER.

NEWPORT. r l., Feb. 1.-The freight steamer CITY OF
Brockton came down from Fall River last night
loaded with freight for NewYork This morning
her crew were ordered TO work putting on COAL but re-
fused and left the who shovel coal at the
Fall River dock then sent for and thirty came
down. but on their arrival here refused TO interfere
The hands Of the Bristol were then ordered
to do the work. but also refused Inc
steamer finally coacd by the men who usually do IT,
and AT $50 d. H. OF Brockton received orders 10
proceed at once NewYork. and left within fifteen min
utes IL is understood that the steamers Old Colony
and CITY of Fall River will come from Ncw-Iork to-
night probably TO get OF the way Of trouble there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

No 40 Yesterday that reward would be offered Tor the
arrest and conviction OF the dynamiter though no Official
action on the matter has been taken by the disrlct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
ACTION FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.

ATLANTIC CITY NJ j.. Feb Mira @. A. Blckner, OF this
city brought against John
Buzz OF Camden she wants 1000 damages He ID wealthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
rAnN1NGs OF TIE cANApIAX PACIFIC.

MoNIEEAI, Feb. l-fouowing isa stAtemrnt OF the
earnings AM expenses Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Tor DtccmUer 1856 Gross earnings. $685. 100; "orAIng
expenses. SGl3.s5i; net prohis. s27O'2'o 81 jan
unry 10 December u. lS5G-gross earnings $lo'oSl
sos; working expense. SGJ7S 81; net profits S5'o5'
1856 In December l-sj the net profits were fEtlo'o'
and from January 20 December II, 1852 therc wa
urDdt Of s3225.2l6. Tine gaia IN net rOhis over Jus
.,me period lt.t year, The roiore j. Tor DrcrlhDoi
~ 30 aud from January o December 81, S41-@'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

SOUTH AMBoY, N. j., Feb. LA largo force OF special
deputy sherfs under command OF Sheriff Convery snar
the docks OF the westmoreland Gas Coal Company lhe
new laborers went work ut the regular hour TINS
Ing under the protection OF the special officers
tendent Barnard Of the Amboy division OF the fehnsy
van,a Ra,r,ad was here early this morning. He mas
established temporary offices and Will be az Inc uoS
every day until danger of trouble among the
Is over The guard kept the docks IS so oUe
eve the captains the boats tied up 10 the docs
unable TO pass TO and from their vessels WtouI ts
Identified The new men soon got acouSI NV hands
are eXpect led to-morrow After enough poals nsu vee
loaded this afternoon To make up TOW i0r io
80 of The CAPTAINS refused TO 60 out with ther vessels
when belonged 10 the Pennsylvania Towing company,
because they had been loaded by scabs Inc W
were discharged Their places will be filed In the
morning when the tow will 10 TO New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
NEW HANDS LOADING VESSELS.

fears Of his audiences falling Oh yesterday The stqaon
of affairs expected TO be utilized by the END men Ia 'ne
company for amusing the audiences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

PIrTsBURG, Feb. l (SpecidD.-The demands OF the
Monongahela miners for increase In pay from
olo 70 cents per bushel will be passed upon by the
Arbitration Board District No. 1885, Knights OF Labor
which comprises all the knights of Labor miners In the
United States In the meantime work Will be suspended
at the mines This morning W. H. Bailey or the NATIONAL
Board of the knights OF Labor arrived in the city, accom-
panied by Secretary Lewis James OF straitsve ONO;
D. NJ Evans OF Luzerne County, PENN W. Apbiett, OF
Illinois; and Thomas MeQuade. OF Indiana all OF Disc'
No 1885, The visit OF these officials OF the knights
WAS not known to either the miners or
operators until yesterday afternoon. This III erhoon
conference was held between the Knights OF Lap3r OF
fcials and Captain W. W. ONe. Captain Jonn A. Noou'
CAPTAIN sam Brown and n Buntin, MI leading opera
tors There were present Isaiah Phillips, Master "orA
man District No. 3. which comprises the Mohons
hela River miners accompanied by the Executive ON
mittee Samuel Reed, John Andrews ami James maize.
Mr. Bailey stated his purpose In plain words Mnas ne
wanted in behalf OF the miners was 1ustce-holhlhg
more II could he shown he added that the operators
could not afford to pay the advance demanhed aiter
showing both sides OF the question the miners would be
ordered back TO work Both sides finally agreed tn let inc
whole question he settled by the Arbitration Board Inc
decision will be gwen several days from now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
A second reference TO Moloney was this

Mayor declined this To be
nerpe rated just the Aldermen NeDos heights
and the promised land tho Mayor vetoed the fran
cbise gentlemen the Of Molonoy the hcr
curry into play. lie the OF their ooco and
ILL c,v Moonsy Was the onv man who was fitted Tor ths
Your Honor s dreadful how III paid arc the peoples
faithful Here only man In Newfor VINO
could certain thing md Jet ~ Wa being paid oa wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

E. ]. Pinkeron. for ten years employed on THE TRiB
compositor, died at his home, No 80 Varickst
yesterday. He faithful and trustworthy employe
and was always at his work when most needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

steamer.
One OF the detectives said at ia likely that n cnre.
iul search will disclose fragments OF the bag and also
fragments OF an internal machine Undoubtedly there
was some cOckwcrk arran cement inside the bag 40
fixed as to set off the dynamite at a given time The
scOundrel must have bad cOniedcIates as deyisb as
himself and probably the best way To discover him
will be To offer reward largo enough to tempt them
to betray him. Men who would be priyy 10 such n
murderOus plot would not hesitate to betray him Tor "a
suitable sum OF money"
superintendent Murray said last evening that the
police would do The r utmost to discover aud bring tho
miscreant to justice. lie was familiar with what In
spector Byrnes Captain Gaslin aud the detectives
doing in the and he thought there would be
no develo jmcns before to-day lie declined IN an y
whether he thought any OF the strikers were
In the attrmpt 10 destroy the Guyandoite Caotain
Gasn was inclined t. think that some Anarchist not
connected with the strikers was the 10 he sought
tor He said that the police had u clew to the man
The leaders OF the strike say that they know nothing
about the explosion and that there Ia absolutely ne,
Tor suspccng that the author of 1t was one of
their number. james T.. Quinn, District Master
Workman OF District Assembly No. 40, said:
Ii Is against the first principles OF the Knights of
Labor TO destroy property None OF our would TO
guilty OF it, and should any Tar forget himself
would punish him. ] believe the explosion was
either the work OF crazy was done for the
purpose OF turning public opinion against the strkers
James Hurley, OF the Ocean Association said /:
L" Whoever put the dynamite Oh board OF the Guyan-
dotte was no friend OF ours as its effect could only DO
to divert public sympathy from u.s."
Inspector Petre, Of the local inspectors of Steam
Vessels, examined the Gu .ndote snd reported that
the hurricane deck was shattered In places and the
planks started for space OF sixteen by twelve feet
None of tho f0 beams emed shattered Part of tho
main deck was shattered and all the woodwork near
bv including that OF the oiosets and side and after
stateroons on the starboard sdc was blown to frag
nsnts.
The Old Dominion Company decided late In the day
TO ofei reward OF $4,000 tor tho and conyio-
ton OF tho miscreant who placed the dynamite ON
board the vessel lts announcements appears In the
advertising columns OF this paper.
II wa said 81 tho headquarters Of District Assembly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

The Kingwood and Cranberry Tel.
egraph Company elected the follow
ing directors, Monday: VIM. NJ. o.
Dawson, j. NJ. Crane, Il. L. L. Trip.
petit. w. G. Brown, w. G. Worley,
j. X. Monroe and John L. Jones.
Another meeting will be held next
week at which time the annual diyi.
dend will be declared.
At the National Drill in Washing.
ton Col. Wardwell, OF the Garrett
Guards, received many compliments
from officers ligh in rank. He seems
to have been general fsvorite with
the officers generally. Col. Ward,
we'll is a brother or Mrs. Crane, OF
this place and Mrs. Judson Elliott,
OF Terra Alta.
Hon. Whitman 7. Wiley enter.
tanned Hon. Jas. G. McGrew, Mrs.
Frank HeermAns and daughter, OF
KingwOod, Rev. George IL. McGrew,
of Meriden. CT, Maj. McGrew and
family and j. NJ. HagAns and family,
at his beautiful home on ChAncery
Hill one evening last week.-PoSt
Reports from all around cay the
apple crop 10 nearly a failure. The
healthiest and sprightliest orchards
fail to show up any fruit TO .peAk OF
this spring. Other fruits, however,
indicate a full crop, and berries will
be more plentiful than for years, and
cheaper too. Strawberries were never
known to be as cheap as they are
nOW.-Er.
The music which elected the clos.
est attention and met with the great.
est appreciation at Grafton on Deco.
ration day was that furnished by Mr..
and Mrs, Will Carlton and Miss Mag.
gle Paul, of Newburg, this county.
The instruments used were the +.
and B. fat comets and a baritone.
All the pieces played by them were
perfectly rendered, and they were
loudly applauded. This trio OF mu-
sicians is hard TO beat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

Al the residence OF tho brides parents,
in Pruntytown, last Monday week, San.
ford Graham, OF this county. 70 Cornelis
V. Applegate. The ARGUS extends con-
CALCULATIONS.
On May ~, 1887, st IrondAlS, by the
Rev. @. A. Davis. Joseph b. Lyons and
Hoda X. SapP.
Al the residence Of the brides parents,
May 10, by the Rev. Friend, benjamin
Hamilton and May Riden"uT.
At the residence OF the brides parents,
at Hutton's Nd, June LIST, Farley DeBer-
nv, OF Terra Alta, and Anna Cornell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
Base hail at RowIesburg.

The Delta base ball club Of Row
lesburg, and the Roughs, Of Morgan
town, will play two games Of ball at
RoWlesburg on the 23d and oath
OF the present month. Both clubs
are practicing daily and both are in
good trim for the contest, each being
sanguine of victory. These two
games will be fine ones and very
large crowd of spectators will un.
dOubtedly be present. Quite q mum.
Der from this place have already de.
clared their intentions TO see both
games
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

Last Thursday, little six.year-old
son Of John Albright fell upon the
sharp corner Of a plank and cut al
most an inch Of his tongue nearly of.
On Friday the boy was brought 10
town to haye the piece Of tongue,
which was hanging by only a tissue,
taken entirely Of. Instead Of using
the knife, DR.. Pratt, TO whom the boy
was brought for the operation, took .
needle and thread and seWed the sew.
cred part back to The tongue. The
boy stood the operation manfully, and
the latest account say he is doing we'll
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
wooden BTiIIs Banned.

On Wednesday morning Of last
week the wooden mills Of Jonathan
Bowman, at Evansville, this county,
we're burned 70 the ground, entalling
. loss Of $1,000, The Ere was die.
covered soon after Il started, but the
flames made such rapid progress that
all efforts TO save the building we're
very soon abandoned and IL was q
heap Of ruins in a very short time
after Che 6Tst alarm vas given. The
Gre 10 supposed TO have originated
by a spark from The furnace falling
In some wool that was near at hand.
The building, machinery and wool on
hands are a total loss, as Mr.. Bow,
man carried 20 insurance, We have
not leaned whether Bowman will re,
build or not,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

A dispatch from Parkersburg says (:
"The Orrel Coal Company Of New.
burg and Baltimore have completed
their coal tipples here and they are
now in full operation. One tow Of
coal has been transferred from the
Baltimore q Ohio TO the boats, forty.
FIVE thousand bushels, and shipped 10
IrOnton, Ohio, 10 be used there in the
shops. Not less than one million
bushels will be transferred Of these
tipples every year and probably twice
as much. Parkersburg is 10 be the
Orrel Company's shipping point u
al points west and south"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09

Newburg Is experiencing a boom
in police circles. Sometime ago a
new policeman vas appointed and
threats we're made by the roughs Of
the town that they would soon remove
the star from the new Official Instead
Of getting scared, he made raid
upon the saloons and marched tho
lAw.breskers before his Honor where
they we're fined. The saloon business
is almost completely broken up.
Thr, ats have been made against the
life Of the new policeman Tut that
does not deter him from doing his
duty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-09
ma.ter MechanIc Adnlr.

John Adair who has just been APP
pointed to the position OF Division
Master Mechanic OF the Il. d o. r.
Il. is son Of VIM. Adair, Of this city,
and brother Of Lieut.. AdAir. u. S.
A. He was born in Maryland but
was for a number of years a resident
of this city. He was with the b. e.
o. company = long time, receiving
one promotion after another. He is
an honor to the b. e. o. road.-Par.
kersburg JouTn0I.-Mr. Adair is =
nephew Of POstmSrter Joseph Adair,
ofTerra Alta.